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Dirt Diversity

April 13, 2005

Agricultural methods can keep the diverse organisms in soil healthy.

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Zombie Worm

April 11, 2005

The zombie worm feeds off the oil in whale bones on the ocean floor.

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Artificial Wetlands

April 5, 2005

Water hazards on golf courses can filter out pollutants and pesticides.

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Grubs

March 31, 2005

Using grubs to reduce manure on farms, and then converting them into animal feed

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Dirt Appreciation

March 16, 2005

Creatures that live underground prevent the world from being a stinking cesspool.

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Iraqi Marshes

February 23, 2005

Assessing the damage done to Iraqi wetlands by Saddam Hussein

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Wildlife Tracking

February 2, 2005

Using satellite imagery to track and count wildlife

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Tsunami Barriers

January 24, 2005

Loss of mangroves and coral reefs probably made the December 26 Asian tsunami worse.

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Mass Extinction

January 11, 2005

An asteroid probably did not cause a mass extinction 250 million years ago.

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Magnetic Pole Flip

December 28, 2004

Why does earth's magnetic field reverse polarity? (Currents of molten iron flowing in the core)

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Tiger Roundup

December 24, 2004

Counting endangered Siberian tigers in Russia, and determining tiger sub-species with DNA analysis.

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Tumbleweeds

December 20, 2004

Tumbleweeds soak up depleted uranium from military test sites.

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Day After Tomorrow

November 15, 2004

The movie ÒThe Day After TomorrowÓ changed viewers' understanding of global climate change.

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Ivory Origins

November 1, 2004

A new method to track the origins of poached elephant ivory

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Climate Roundup

October 29, 2004

The Arctic ice sheet has shrunk more than usual, and sequencing the genome of diatoms.

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Fewer Fish

October 28, 2004

Fishing by taking out only the big fish cuts yield in half in just four generations.

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Public Health Roundup

October 22, 2004

USing satellites to hunt for clean water supplies, and access to antiretrovirals has cut HIV transmission in half in Taiwan.

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Changing Fish

October 4, 2004

Fishing not only reduces numbers of fish but causes evolutionary changes.

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Antibacterial Sludge

September 30, 2004

The antibacterial compound triclocarban is found in organic sludge used as fertilizer.

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Drugs in the Environment

September 24, 2004

Medicines that we take end up in the environment, and those drugs can disrupt the hormones of wild animals.

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Earth’s Vital Organs

September 23, 2004

Earth has vital organs -- critical systems -- that interact in complicated and unexpected ways.

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Earth Simulator

September 21, 2004

The world's fastest supercomputer is being used to model earth systems.

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Ocean Census

September 20, 2004

The Census of Marine Life has found many new species near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

Read moreOcean Census

Forest Plants

September 10, 2004

Harvesting of moss for sale on the black market, and selling an ecologically friendly chocolate bar.

Read moreForest Plants
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